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17.04.2016 14:35, ИНО

If you put the question this way, then absolutely any species of ants can be considered myrmecophiles - they live in anthills!

17.04.2016 19:27, Коллекционер

If you put the question this way, then absolutely any species of ants can be considered myrmecophiles - they live in anthills!

Where will it be correct to put a border in this concept?

18.04.2016 12:39, codorniz

Hello!

Such a creature was noticed and photographed in Sochi. The photo was posted on a local blog. People are at a loss to guess. I am a native local, I have never seen such a beast.

What kind of creature does anyone know, and does it belong in Sochi?

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18.04.2016 12:59, Jaguar paw

This is not a hymenopteran, but a dipteran, a relative of flies and mosquitoes. Ctenophora flaveolata weevil, female. In Europe, it is listed in the red books of different countries. Nothing to be afraid of, it doesn't bite.

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18.04.2016 13:08, John-ST

Hello!

Such a creature was noticed and photographed in Sochi. The photo was posted on a local blog. People are at a loss to guess. I am a native local, I have never seen such a beast.

What kind of creature does anyone know, and does it belong in Sochi?

This is a long-legged mosquito (family Tipulidae), the female is most likely Ctenophora flaveolata. There is nothing unusual about it, although it is quite rare. I think you have never seen many "animals" living in your region

18.04.2016 13:45, codorniz

This is not a hymenopteran, but a dipteran, a relative of flies and mosquitoes. Ctenophora flaveolata weevil, female. In Europe, it is listed in the red books of different countries. Nothing to be afraid of, it doesn't bite.

Thanks! Wow, what a clever disguise a mosquito has - as a wasp. We will know and not kill, once in the Red Book.

18.04.2016 13:47, codorniz

This is a long-legged mosquito (family Tipulidae), the female is most likely Ctenophora flaveolata. There is nothing unusual about it, although it is quite rare. I think you've never seen many of the "animals" that live in your region

Thanks! I think you're right. There are still a few strange insects that have been worrying us for several years. If necessary, I will take a picture and be sure to ask a question here))

18.04.2016 14:31, Arachna

Hello! Please help me determine:
1. 17.04.2016 Chernivtsi region Khotyn
Xylocopa violacea or valga ?
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2. Ibid.

3. Ibid.
Bombus terrestris?
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18.04.2016 15:01, ButterflyGirl

Is it possible to identify a bee from a photo? Ukr., April, on Prunus tenella.
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18.04.2016 15:35, Кархарот

Hello! Please help me determine:
1. 17.04.2016 Chernivtsi region Khotyn
Xylocopa violacea or valga ?

2. Ibid.

3. Ibid.
Bombus terrestris?

1. X. valga.
2. Osmia cornuta.
3. It is possible.

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18.04.2016 15:36, Кархарот

Is it possible to identify a bee from a photo? Ukr., April, on Prunus tenella.
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Andrena some.

25.04.2016 9:26, Basharag

Hello! Once when I was a child, in a suburban area, I sometimes came across an ant ( at least the structure of an ordinary ant) with a specific, striped zebra-like color. I recently saw it again, but I couldn't take a picture of it. Could you identify it by its description? Size 10-12 mm., black and white stripes, wanders alone, rarely catches the eye. The place of discovery is the Absheron Peninsula. Thank you.

25.04.2016 10:07, алекс 2611

Hello! Once when I was a child, in a suburban area, I sometimes came across an ant ( at least the structure of an ordinary ant) with a specific, striped zebra-like color. I recently saw it again, but I couldn't take a picture of it. Could you identify it by its description? Size 10-12 mm., black and white stripes, wanders alone, rarely catches the eye. The place of discovery is the Absheron Peninsula. Thank you.

The German wasp?

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25.04.2016 10:24, Basharag

The German wasp?

It seems similar. I'll have to take a picture sometime. Thank you very much.

26.04.2016 10:15, KM2200

Tell me, please, these bees. Especially interested in the first two, the rest I understand Sphecodes Halictus and before the species is hopeless. Taken yesterday in Kiev.
1. 12 mm
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2. I can't say the exact size, but it is larger than the previous one. In a burrow in the ground, it arrives about once every half hour.
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3. 7.5 mm

4. 6 mm

5.6 mm

26.04.2016 13:47, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April 24th. Under the bark of a dead pine tree.
Is it possible to determine up to the type?

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26.04.2016 23:25, алекс 2611

Tell me, please, these bees. Especially interested in the first two, the rest I understand Sphecodes Halictus and before the species is hopeless. Taken yesterday in Kiev.

The first two are inspired by Andrena sp.

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27.04.2016 9:09, KM2200

Is it possible that the first one is Andrena flavipes?

27.04.2016 11:36, алекс 2611

Is it possible that the first one is Andrena flavipes?

Looks like. I thought of that right away, too. I just thought the view was going to come out later.
Although I still never caught in April in the south...

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28.04.2016 10:59, akulich-sibiria

Dear colleagues, in particular ENO and TimK, we finally received an answer from our specialist in that formics. He named this animal as F. cunicularia glauca

28.04.2016 11:14, ИНО

Very strange. Our glaucasus is not like that at all - they do not have improper hairs on the epinotum and in other places. But maybe it's different in Siberia.

28.04.2016 12:06, akulich-sibiria

and these are now different types or what?

28.04.2016 13:41, ИНО

Cunnilingus and glauca? Like yes, but in the case of ants, everything is very ambiguous.

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28.04.2016 13:47, Vassa

help me identify the bees. Chuvashia

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28.04.2016 16:40, Radik

Please tell me the sawfly. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, ravine in the valley of the river "Bezymyannoy", 4 km from the village. Troitsky. April 24, 2016

30.04.2016 0:19, TimK

and these are now different types or what?

Thank you so much for the information. Very interesting.
Regarding glauca (as I understand the situation):
At first, it was a subspecies:
Formica cunicularia glauca.
Then Seifert made it Formica glauca.
Then this opinion was considered untenable and Formica glauca was reduced to a synonym for Formica cunicularia. So it's now Formica cunicularia, as I understand it.

30.04.2016 0:53, ИНО

No, Seifert has it (or rather, presumably it) not glauca, but something else, but his name was considered a junior synonym.

30.04.2016 9:57, алекс 2611

help me identify the bees. Chuvashia

both Andrena

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30.04.2016 10:49, никитатимошев

Help me determine if it was taken today and caught yesterday,another question is whether it stings or not?This is the first time I've seen it.

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30.04.2016 20:01, ИНО

Some kind of cimbex, it doesn't sting.

30.04.2016 20:04, John-ST

Help me determine if it was taken today and caught yesterday,another question is whether it stings or not?This is the first time I've seen it.

Male, Cimbex femoratus. If it had stung, they would have already recognized it by pawing an unknown animal

like this

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03.05.2016 0:47, vla-mityanin

Dear experts, please help us determine. Which ones will it consist of? Photo taken on April 27 near Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

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03.05.2016 0:57, алекс 2611

Dear experts, please help us determine. Which ones will it consist of? Photo taken on April 27 near Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

Andrena vaga, female

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03.05.2016 21:59, vla-mityanin

Andrena vaga, female

Is that her?" The photo was taken on April 18 near Kirov.

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04.05.2016 13:27, Radik

Tell me pozh-ta type of ant. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, meadow near the village of Troitsky. April 23, 2016

04.05.2016 14:28, TimK

Tell me pozh-ta type of ant. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, meadow near the village of Troitsky. April 23, 2016

Formica polyctena

04.05.2016 14:50, Radik

Thanks to TimK.

And in the next photo, judging by the dark paws. a different view.
Photo taken in the same place: Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, meadow (near the water) near the village of Troitsky. April 23, 2016

04.05.2016 15:50, алекс 2611

Is that her?" The photo was taken on April 18 near Kirov.

Not her, I'm afraid..

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04.05.2016 16:40, Arachna

Hello! Please tell me:
some kind of Andrena?
28.04.2016 district of Prigorodok village, Chernivtsi region
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04.05.2016 16:56, TimK

Thanks to TimK.

And in the next photo, judging by the dark paws. a different view.
Photo taken in the same place: Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, meadow (near the water) near the village of Troitsky. April 23, 2016

Yes, this is a different view. Formica pratensis. Only here it is necessary to judge not by dark paws, but by a bright black spot with clear borders on the top of the chest and abundant spaced hairs on the top of the chest, and throughout the body. You can see them in the photo. The previous view was "bald"in this regard.

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